Error code 732 (12007,0)

[Ric.one]

A group of 4 here have the same error code.

It happened on the 4th of febrary after the update on that day.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks Ric

[Spec-V]

Have you checked out this post?

http://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?s...78&hl=12007

[noknojon]

Hi Ric.one -

Have you got the current update or are you still getting a 732 error ??

Can you please check your Internet connection (using Internet Explorer)

Thank you -

[Ric.one]

I use Window 7 without internet explorer.

My browsers are google chrome and firefox.

I have again checked with the other blokes and we are all still having the same trouble.

We cannot update.

[Ric.one]

Thanks for the offered help, but after talking it over we are deleting malware pro and replacing it with Spyware Doctor.

This is not the first time malware has stuffed up with an update as in the last 8 months it has happened 3 times when the same thing happened.

[marktreg]

I would check out these comparative tests before replacing Malwarebytes PRO with Spyware Doctor. If your security software lets through ONE single infection, you could have a potential disaster on your hands.

Download the MRG RogueTest Jan 2010 (pdf) file at the bottom of this page:

http://malwareresearchgroup.com/?page_id=2

Also, sending an email to support@malwarebytes.org will quickly sort out any updating problems you may have.

[Ric.one]

I think the trouble is with one of the updates as reading the board now there is nothing but trouble with updating.

[Ric.one]

Fixed by changing ISN

[Spec-V]

Hi Ric.one:

Glad to know that yo have the problem fixed... but what's ISN?

Thanks in advance.

[Ric.one]

Sorry wrong thing. I changed to another proxy server as advised and now no trouble with updating.

[catscomputer]

Ric.one if you are in NZ then this problem has been corrected and you can change your settings back to normal now. The fault affected three major ISPs in NZ (Telecom, Slingshot and Orcon). Many sites were inaccessible or would only partially load as a result for many (but curiously not all) customers using those ISPs.